Manga Recommendations

Drama, action,And the contract, surprises, and,Mystery and more And much more advise you to read it as soon as you love Manga Pandora Hearts or kuroshitsuji

While the underlying theme of gender bender is what would draw people to both these manga, what truly is similar in both is how the issue of boys becoming girls is dealt (more seriously in Ame), alongside the emotional issues that they all face, which helps us understand these characters better. And for a change, girls aren't treated as side characters, but are given decent developments of their own. All characters are realistic, believable and act exactly like teens their ages would. Both manga also feature love quadrangles, so there's also that.

Dance! Subaru isn't a martial arts manga but it does have other things in common with The Breaker that make it a perfect fit for an unconventional recommendation! For one thing there's the art, the art of both The Breaker and Subaru is unusual, (some would call it classic or old fashioned some would call it weird) but both of the art styles are skillfully used to properly build up to amazing moments or panels that stand out and thrill the reader. Really special art moments. Also the main characters of both mangas dive into a world that most people don't inhabit, for Shioon it's the world of martial arts and the murim, for Subaru it's the weird world of dance. Both characters start out with something special about them that charges their growth, and honestly let's be real it's so much fun reading characters who are awesome at things! But it never goes so OP as to be lame or ridiculous. Both mangas have funny moments interspersed with tragedy and tension and drama! Conflict and the feeling of being different to everyone else in the world. While Shioon is probably more likeable than Subaru, after a while you can't help but come to adore that selfish side of her too. Subaru is someone who denies herself nothing, and that's part of what makes her so cool.

Both are very well written and character driven BL manga that focuses on the lives and emotional turbulences in the lives of 3 young boys. And yes, both feature love triangles.

Adult women, their lives and their struggles - both manga deal with these topics. But while Miho is light and funny, China is is more mature and dark.

Both have this really strong main hero who fights to protect others in this very dark world with a bit of a fantasy side.

They have both this young main hero with great powers. And have the same setting ancient China.

A dead lover's face and memories are implanted in a robot and brought in front of the lover's grieving partner. Although he rejects the robot at first, he later on develops genuine feelings for the bot, which are independent of his feelings for his dead lover.

Set in an alternate reality, both manga deal with a society where technological advancements have made it possible for androids/humanoids to exist in perfect harmony. They're so perfect, in fact, that nobody can tell the difference between the two. There's also a thriving black market for these entities. But keep in mind that while Void is an out and out BL manga, Illegenes only has hints of BL. But ah, both manga have *gorgeous* art!

Both manga feature a man in desperate need for money, accepts his new found life style as a human pet in the hands of two men.

Dysfunctional relationships, broken hearts, abuse, drugs and death - these are what bind both these manga together.

While everything about these manga is different, right from their setting to their art styles, what is common between them is how dark and disturbing both are. They feature abuse, trauma and betrayal, and if you like reading BLs with dark themes, you'll like this rec.

Even reincarnated as a cat girl, Ren-chon is still able to pick up the legendary sword off the side of a road.

-Both by the same artist -Both female MC have similar appearances (FOREHEAD) -Both are slice of life comedy -Both are set in the same universe -Both have some light hearted romance thrown into the mix

Similar stories with the main hero who's been acomponised by charming girls in order to save the world from the grand evil.

Both stories are really gripping. The heroines fall in love with an adult, who saved them in dangerous situations. The relationship of them turns out to be very difficult, because of the age gap. I love both stories and both are worth to read.

People who seem to be able to do anything,OP protagonists, appear in a different world where people 's livelihood regressed greatly. And these heroes take it upon themselves to guide everyone on the right path. While in Choujin Koukousei-tachi it's a group of such people transported from our world, and in Shikkakumon it's a single person reincarnating into the future.

Similar premise - a young girl ends up inheriting a cafe/cooking school from a deceased relative, and to honour their wishes, she ends up abandoning everything in her life to keep the said establishment functioning. And in that establishment, she ends up finding beautiful boys with different dere-type personalities, all of whom show an interest in her.

These are two of most beautifully drawn ecchi mangas I have ever came across. Harumi Chihiro is the mangaka in both of the mangas and there is discernable similarity of the design of the characters and the way their story arcs go but that in no part does diminish the thorough enjoyment of the stories, which are not too bad itself, especially in Velvet Kiss where things are more than a tad complicated in comparison to KwSngSd? Take my recommendation on these ones as you will surely come out of it with an eyeful of the some of exquisite and fine representation of the feminine features but possibly even with a stiffy that you won't be able pass off as a NARB because it will have all the reason to stay there.

Both are short one-shot parodies with a different take on the demon king x heroes trope.

Both are pretty much the same; a high school male is having the life when al of a sudden, an unknown force kills everyone around him. I honestly thought that since Mahou Shoujo of the End was considered ecchi that it would be worthless, but I was very, very wrong. In fact, Mahou Shoujo of the End is probably better.

These two mangas have a character who has another human beings’ memories. These characters carry on the persons life while comforting a grieving partner.

In both manga, it's the persistent and slightly manipulative student, who pushes his feelings onto his hesitant teacher (who btw is way older than him), so that the two of them can be in a relationship.

-both of series depict how female character can't show their true feeling towards the one they loved and could only show it when the oddity occur, being transparent in suki x suki, and loosing control in kimi wa midara -both of male protagonist are also knowing about the feeling the girl have toward him -both girls being really rude in front of the male protagoist -they're both childhood friends -super beautiful girl with ordinary guy

Ch 3 of Mousouka and ch 5 of Fetish, both involve a man who has a massive fetish for seeing other people hurt themselves.

This rec is for ch 1-2 of Mousouka - both manga have a very open minded het boy who finds that one of his batch mates is gay. Curiosity leads him to get to know the gay boy better, and slowly but surely, he starts developing feelings for this quiet little boy.

Both manga begin with the dark haired seme having sex (out of sheer curiosity) with a light haired uke who likes him. The uke is slightly.... not emotionally stable, and our two MCs embark on a slightly unhealthy relationship with each other, which ends on a pretty open ended note.

I'm actually recommending Canis for how similar (aka non-manga like) its art is to Liqour's art. Not to mention a gorgeous long and dark haired bishie, who, despite his breathtakingly gorgeous looks, is actually a complete sweetheart and totally devoted to the man he's fallen in love with.

Okay,okay,I know it's look stupid but in one point both manga are similar:they are not lingering.Both have good and interesting story and if you want just read something good and interesting that's exactly what you need!

It's literally the same concept, just using a different plot line essentially. -Both have MC's that gain power through breast feeding -They both get elemental powers through said act -Same Author and Artist -Doronea is literally just a copy of Tomo -Boobies =3

If you disregard Ai to's Omegaverse setting, then you'll find that it and Choco have nearly identical settings - two brothers/childhood friends who share a dysfunctional relationship (that involves having sex with each other). Whenever a third party is involved between these two, things always turn sour, till one day the two finally find a special someone. This person (also our MC) becomes an unwilling part of the relationship the brothers share, including having physical intimacy with both, till the three learn to cohabitate with each other. Bonus: Both manga have sexy threesome scenes.

Both manga feature male pole dancers that work as professionals at clubs, and their romantic relationships.

If you're interested in mature reads about the trials and tribulations of men who work professionally as dancers (ballet/pole), as well as their emotional entanglements, then these manga are the perfect recommendations for each other. And also, both haven't been fully scanlated, so you can agonize over their endings as well.

These two works feature an obese and clumsy (and sweating) protagonist with low self esteem, who’s becoming someone else to escape from himself. Both are wacky comedies with a serious undertone that’s got more to it than you are led to believe initially.

Have romantic relationship with more than one women

Both manga are stories that focus on the love stories between a ghost and a human.

This rec is for chapter 3 of Kiss Shite - both stories feature a human and a ghost sharing an apartment, and falling in love with each other.

Both have a heroine bullied by her classmates, who decides to take revenge on them.

Forests, magic and boys falling in love with each other - that's a rare combination in the BL-verse.

Both MC's are reincarnated as weak creatures in a video game like world and gradually evolve through levelling up acquiring new skills and abilities

Both Midorya and Asta grow up without any abilities, Midorya being quirk less and Asta unable to use any magic.

Both one shots are about a young boy falling in "love" with his rapist.

This rec is for ch 3 of Jin - both stories feature a victim falling in "love" with their abuser, thus entering into a severely dysfunctional relationship.

If you enjoy reading mature stories in the BL verse that involve both angels and demons.

Both manga involve an unexpected love between a human and a demon king/prince. But while Konya is a light hearted read, Jigoku touches on some serious topics and handles the emotions of the MCs involved in a more mature fashion.

A demon who ends up falling for a human.

A man who takes care of birds/bird, finds true love thanks to said birds/bird

A human boy nurtures a bird in distress, out of the goodness of his heart, and unknown to him, the bird falls in love with him. The bird then takes on a human form to be with the boy it fell in love with.

Both BL manga deal with animals that turn into humans in order to be with the humans that they fell in love with.

Main characters who can see things that others can not. Monochrome Myst also gave me a similar vibe as Mahoutsukai no Yome.

Hilarious Mahou Shoujo parodies involving putting Gender Bending in the formula. Ore to Hero to Mahou Shoujo, the GB transformation is Male to cute little Female. In Mahou Shoujo Ore Ore is Female(s) to muscular Male(s) -and is kinda yao-ish at times, but not A LOT.

If you enjoy reading weird ass short stories that are mildly funny, but don't make much sense either way.

Stories that all involve coffee (or other beverages), and everything that happens during that time.

This rec is for ch 3 of Jin - both stories feature a victim falling in "love" with their abuser, thus entering into a severely dysfunctional relationship.

This rec is for ch 5 of Jin - both stories show the relationship between an angel and a human being.

Schemes,conspiracy and cruel games of two-faced people from behind the scene what leads to blood and death of people.In a old gold traditions.

University student's worries - studies - hobbies - money - work - friends - sex - love And things like that. Very funny and quirky characters in both. Asatte Dance has an accent on sex. The story feel unusual.

MC become a hero against his will and has 2 girls fight along his side.

An adorably cute girl wants to become friends with the guy everyone is afraid of? if you liked that story line you will love this story also!

Here is another story where a cute girl and a Scary looking man have a comical relationship.

Both are solid anthologies of short stories, each focusing on a particular theme. Akai mi Hajiketa is themed around love between people, whether romantic, or friendship or simply admiration. Kikimimi Zukan is themed around sound and music. Both collections are charming, with gorgeous art-styles and nice stories.

Both MC's start off as violent wild beasts and throughout the story decide to change their ways but are still pursued by the sins of their past.

They both are light romantic comedy about silly crisis in the day-to-day life of a group of friends

This rec is for ch 3-4 of Bokura. A very kind and caring older man takes in a uke who he feels sorry for (due to his circumstances). What really made me rec these manga, tho, is how similar the uke's family circumstances are - being rejected by his own family for being born as who he is.

This rec is for ch 3-4 of Bokura. Both these stories have the same plot - an older male stumbles upon (literally) a cute and young man lying on the street, in desperate need of help. He eventually takes him home and lets him stay with him in his house. Bonus: The uke makes a move on the seme first.

Without spoiling anything, Joshi Kouhei feels like a completely natural sequel to CMD. If you know anything about Shintarou Kago and Matsumoto Jiro, you’ll know that these two singlehanded have done more to help create the weird japan image than pretty much anyone else (except perhaps for those salarymen buying used panties from vending machines, and uh, those damned otakus, and fujoshis, and... lets stop here.). What’s interesting here is really how they differ in terms of weirdness. While Matsumoto in Joshi Kouhei is trying hard - despite whatever horrible dark secret hovering in the past - to keep a linear storyline and tell it from a protagonists point of view, Shintarou doesn’t even bother trying. Rather than setting a premise where the story takes places, he lets the premise mutate into its own story, letting it twist like a tornado eating everything on its way. I think he’s a genius, but considering how other people view me, they will probably think of Shintarou Kago as someone who should be in confinement before ever considering a trip to Japan.

Both To LOVE-Ru and In Bura! are similar in many ways. For one the male protags look VERY alike, you could switch the two of them out and you probably would not notice at all. Also the protags get in many different *ahem* ~situations~ so they are similar in that regard. One similarity both series have is that some of the girls are not human, but one difference with this is To LOVE-Ru has aliens while In Bura! has vampires. Another difference is the length of both series To LOVE-Ru is 162 chapters long plus its 100 chapter long sequel To LOVE-Ru Darkness while In Bura! is only 14 (MAL says 15 but I'm pretty sure that's wrong) chapters long. But regardless if you like To LOVE-Ru you will probably like In Bura!, I think both are pretty good.

Bizarre skills and an adventure to find a valuable treasure. One Piece is much superior, but both manga are similar.

-Smart male lead -Both male MCs are weak -Strong red haired female lead -Wars,aristocracy,politics,corrupted nobles etc. -Both male MCs are strategists and are trying to help their countries (willingly or not).

Both are shoujo-ai, and both are mangas I have enjoyed. As I was reading Fragtime, the "melodrama" (<-not really, but for the lack of better words) at the end reminded me quite strongly of one of the MCs of Yagate. I personally think Yagate goes a bit deeper into the psychology of the characters and develops them a bit more naturally, so if you are interested in that, I'd recommend checking it out. (In general though, both are simply good shoujo-ai, so if you are looking for more of that stuff, give either a go and you should leave satisfied.)

Both manga feature a yandere seme who manipulates and corners the uke into having a relationship with him.

TL;DR basically nisekoi syndrome pick one and hold on to it till the end well this reccomendation will as simple as walking in a park , common thing u can find in this series : LOTS OF GURL , u can name all type of dere they have it Harem but not Harem ( perhaps its still not end yet ) Real life so no harem (sad tho ) thing u will hate : nisekoi all over again

Let's be real here, who here who has read devilman didn't see this synopsis and instantly thought it was a ripoff So yea there you go

Two childhood best friends share an unhealthy dependency on each other, resulting in a terribly dysfunctional relationship that both have accepted as normal. As part of their "friendship", they indulge in threesomes and both the MCs end up getting a third party involved in their lives of debauchery.

Apart from having beautiful art (and gorgeous bishies), both series take place in the world of fashion - while one MC creates beautiful high heels, the other creates stunning hats. Both also happen to be the uke in the relationship (huehuehuehue)

This recommendation is for the 1st two chapters of Kimimachi. Both stories have the same basic premise - a gay man (who doesn't cross dress) with a massive love for high heels.

Both are love stories between a fallen angel and a human boy.

A god who falls in love with a useless little human boy.

A divine creature (shinigami/angel) is sent to the earth and stripped of his divine powers because of his inability to perform his duties properly. While on earth, this creature ends up falling in love with a human.

A lighthearted love story between a human and a supernatural being (demon/angel)

The one where a supernatural creature (minor God/angel) falls in love with a human.

Both manga are love stories that revolve around MCs with physical disabilities.

It's rare to find BL manga that have an MC with a physical disability. While in Hidamari, our MC finds it difficult to hear and speak, in Koko ni the MC is blind. Do keep in mind that while Hidamari is on haitus, Koko ni has only 3 chapters scanlated.

Both manga have an MC who has a physical disability, but goes about living their lives normally. We also have an MC2 who falls in love with our MC

-Both MCs died and reincarnated to another world -Both male MCs are anti-heroes and merciless -Both male MCs started weak and became strong -Game Elements (RPG-like world) -Both MCs receive unfair and bad treatmment -Personaliy Changes (for the MCs) -Tragic past -Both MCs have heterochromic (with unique powers) eyes.

-Slaves -Magic -Cheat abilities -RPG-like features -Both MCs have skill looting ability -Both MCs are OP.

-Slaves -Magic -Cheat abilities -RPG-like features -Both male MCs are little boys -Abused male MCs -Dark fantasy -Strong male MCs -Both MCs have skill looting ability -Both male MCs are anti-heroes -Personaliy Changes (for the MCs).

-Both male MCs are anti-heroes and merciless to their enemies -Both male MCs started weak and became strong -Game Elements (RPG-like world) -Both MCs receive unfair and bad treatmment -Personaliy Changes (for the MCs) -Tragic past.

Again,same author.Multiple references to Punpun (I personally adore when author is mixing crossover in the story,it often ends up kinda poetical) Vibe,art and the general feel of the environment are similiar.I personally love art in both stories,it is heavy and city sceneries are nostalgic. I personally like Solanin better,it is short,heavy but it doesn't have the same attitude as Oyasumi Punpun. If you liked Punpun,you can continue reading it in afterglow of Solanin.

These two manga have a very similar premise: a bachelor is forced by circumstances to raise an illegitimate child of his dead relative. The manga chronicle their daily lives raising said children from childhood to adulthood, with plenty of heart-warming and hilarious moments. Both manga also consist of 10 volumes.

Both manga share the same initial premise - a man who is looking for young blood to recruit for his porno business, finds his future partner who ends up changing his life forever. While in Kakugo the partner is a young and feisty school boy, with the entire manga having a Shounen Ai vibe to it, the partner in Zattou is a bratty cross dresser, with the manga focusing on a romance between two adults.

A writer that finds love in a much younger man than him.

A professional/published writer who ends loving a high school student.

Although the setting and premise are quite different there, the kind of journey and mood behind it is quite similar.Both main characters are masters of fighting, have their "immortal" status and proved it in one way or another and started their path with woman companion.They also meet twisted and powerful people who have similar goals, but for different purposes.Both works are not afraid to portray severe consequences of violence in physical condition,where there is necessity to do it

The two stories as well as the art are done by the same mangaka. Both MC's are driven to protect the ones they love. Very unique narratives based around the strengths and intelligence of the mc's to work there way out of what seems impossible situations.

Both our protagonists have an aversion to being touched due to a traumatic childhood experience.

The air about these two school based yaoi manga is similar. The room that "explicit things" are done in, as well as being headquarters for the dominant group and the school being ruled by the strong. They differ in that : in Caste Heaven they are elites and have cards that state who is on top, and in Rouge it is a delinquent school where strength determines the leader.

Freaking child gets roasted by adults.

Both female leads are intelligent and wise. Both female leads always think before they act. Both female leads thinks Love/Romance as their last priority. Both Manga are in Historical Settings.

Both manga are based on historical events and have wars as the main aspect of the arcs, although the mc are completely diferent.